Traditional French children’s songs are a beloved part of French culture, passed down through generations. These songs are often simple, catchy, and fun, making them easy for young children to learn ...

Want to make learning French super fun? Try singing! French Canadian children’s songs are a fun and easy way to learn the language. These songs are filled with catchy tunes, simple words, and silly ...

We unpack the origins and history of the world-famous French nursery rhyme, also known in English as ‘Brother John’. ‘Frère Jacques’ is a popular French nursery rhyme, known in English as ‘Brother ...

Because of their crazy schedule and recording-contract demands, John Lennon and Paul McCartney always needed fresh songs to fill out the next album. As even Beatles fans will admit, they didn’t always ...

If you are a fan of French Songs or just an adventurous music lover, the most popular French songs of all time are a must for you to listen. From the classic chansons to the elegant new scene, French ...

"I had no clue it meant, 'Will you sleep with me tonight?'" said LaBelle of the classic song's lyric, "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?" Jack Irvin has over five years of experience working in ...

The late Herbert Kretzmer, who wrote the English libretto for Les Misérables, felt he was not given enough credit for rewriting the French lyrics for the award-winning English-language version, ...

BeforeBob Dylan became a music legend, he was a smitten teenager with a crush — and her name wasBrigitte Bardot. Long before his name was synonymous with folk rock, a young Dylan found inspiration in ...

If there was a better way to impress girls at house parties than dressing in all black, sitting in a corner with a guitar, and singing fake French, teenage Paul McCartney didn’t know it. This ...

French singer-songwriter Yseult had her fill at the Paris Olympics' Closing Ceremony where she performed a stellar rendition of Frank Sinatra's iconic "My Way" in front of the world. But why was the ...

Originally recorded by Brigitte Bardot, the song went on to be released by Serge Gainsbourg with Jane Birkin instead. And, well the rest was French music history! Regardless of the fact that it was ...